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- <li><em>date</em>: Tue May 10 01:11:24 2005</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: aaron at pd.org (aaron)</li>
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- <li><em>subject</em>: [ale] Networked Printer Problem</li>
Recently, the device seems to be the cause of some severe traffic jams my
DLink 740p gateway router and Netgear 10/100 switch. When the printer is
plugged in and turned on, the traffic indicators on the routing boxes start
strobing and even intermittently flash out, and attempts to load any net
pages on any of the systems will time out or fail to resolve the DNS . The
LED on printer's network adapter, however, does not indicate traffic.
I've been trouble shooting this for a while without success, including:
-- checked all net cabling, reseated all connections and swapped out the
printer's special RJ45<>Mac custom ethernet connector adapter with a known
good unit.
--Tried various printer / router / system / switch connection combos,
including connecting only one machine plus the printer to the gateway and
connecting with a different 10/100 switch.
--Updated the gateway router firmware to it's latest incarnation. Variously
reset and fiddled with DHCP server settings and tried mapping the printer mac
as a fixed address, etc.
I just confirmed that the printer's ethernet IS working, as I was able to
directly connect the printer to my eMac, then read and update the printer
configuration through the Apple Printer Utility software.
This is looking to me like some bizarre address or DHCP conflict, possibly
some hack, but I can't do much tracing since the printer loads the network
down.
Any suggestions that might help solve this problem?
with appreciation,
peace
aaron
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